Danke fürs Filmen! Ich stand selber an der Strecke und war sehr beeindruckt von den tollen Fahrzeugen. An der Strecke war ich völlig perplex von dem reinen Speed den die vorkriegswagen so drauf hatten. Einfach beeindruckend!
Habe selbst ,zusammen mit Freunden, anläßlich des AVD Oldtimer Grand Prix in den ganz frühen Achtzigern direkt neben dem Ring damals gezeltet, abends am offenen Feuer gesessen, und den Rennen zugeschaut ! Begeistert war ich am meisten von Nick Mason,dem Drummer von Pink Floyd, der seinen wertvollen Bugattis dermaßen die Sporen gab, so daß man befürchten mußte, daß viel kaputtgehen müßte, während die deutschen Fahrer mehr auf Materialschonung fuhren ! Und die meisten Tommys kamen auch auf eigener Achse !
@@ringbimmer Thanks for the answer - I have long wanted to find out this nuance! Interestingly, is the composition of these tires modern or as close to historical as possible? Please excuse me generously for my obtrusiveness!
@@Mr_Twister77 the compound of vintage racecars is being regulated by the FIA. So they are safe to use but obviously dont deliver the same grip as modern high performande tyres. The hobbyist drivers are free to use anything they want but I guess they want a closest to original 'feel'
@@ringbimmer And I did not even know that retro races are held under the auspices of the FIA! It seemed to me that because of their obvious danger of such races, the FIA, with its manic desire to reduce all possible risks to a minimum, will never allow anything like that!)) Once again, thank you for the information
@@TheTheotherfoot That's the only way to get them round corners. There's always a slide when cornering these cars, though the angle of the slide depends on the drivers. One thing's for sure, the drivers of no. 26 car and the red,white and green car following it (which s a Maserati 8CM GP car that was raced there in period) were really racing:)
